Eutrichillus biguttatus
(LeConte, 1852)
Eutrichillus biguttatus is a longhorn in the Lamiinae, described by LeConte in 1852. It belongs to the tribe Acanthocinini and is to North America. The has been documented from Canada (Québec) and the northeastern United States (Vermont).
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Eutrichillus biguttatus: /juːtrɪˈkɪləs baɪˈɡʌtəˌtəs/
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Habitat
Pine-associated . Documented from sandstone glades in the Ozark National Forest and pine forest campgrounds in the Ouachita National Forest.
Distribution
North America. Recorded from Québec, Canada and Vermont, United States. Additional records from Oklahoma (Ouachita National Forest) based on blacklight collection.
Seasonality
Active in June. One record from June 9, 2019 in Oklahoma.
Host Associations
- Pinus echinata - associateCollected in pine-associated ; specific relationship not confirmed
Behavior
Attracted to ultraviolet light. Has been observed at in pine forest .
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Taxonomic history
Originally described as Ceratographis biguttata by LeConte in 1852, later transferred to Eutrichillus.